Where Will Lindsay Clancy Go Now?
At first she will return to the hospital, where she will continue to be treated for mental illness. She may be confined much longer.
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F.B.I. Investigates Sale of Millions of Stolen Driver’s Licenses
The blog Krebs on Security reported on an identity theft service trying to sell scans of licenses and other documents belonging to people in Canada and the United States.
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Former John Fetterman Aides Threaten to Expose Senator’s Internal Messages
The former aides started a social media account they said would publicize Senator John Fetterman’s communications, following a report detailing the Democrat’s disdain for doing his job.
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Timothy Cruz, the Clancy Prosecutor, Often Takes a Conservative Approach
His choice to bring first-degree murder charges fits with his reputation for tough-on-crime tactics.
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What Does a Mistrial Mean for Lindsay Clancy?
Ms. Clancy still faces murder charges for killing her three children. She is likely to remain in a hospital, and prosecutors may decide to retry her.
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ICE Agent Charged With Six Counts of Lying About Minnesota Shooting
The federal indictment against Christian Castro marked a rare instance of the Trump administration seeking to hold an immigration agent accountable for actions taken while on duty.
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In a Last-Ditch Effort, Clancy Lawyer Takes His Case to a Higher Court
In an attempt to fend off a mistrial, Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer convinced the trial judge to give him an hour to craft an appeal to a higher court.
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How to Define the ‘Reasonable’ in Reasonable Doubt
“Beyond a reasonable doubt” is the highest burden of proof within the American legal system. Still, there is some wiggle room.
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Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Wants a Juror Removed. The Bar Will Be High.
Judges approach complaints about jurors with caution, mindful that in the event of a conviction, a removal could be grounds for an appeal.
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Clancy Trial Verdict May Hinge on a Single Holdout Juror
The jury has been deadlocked since at least Tuesday on whether to hold Lindsay Clancy legally responsible for the strangling deaths of her three children.
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Clancy Trial Verdict May Hinge on a Single Holdout Juror
The jury has been deadlocked since at least Tuesday on whether to hold Lindsay Clancy legally responsible for the strangling deaths of her three children.
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‘I Don’t Want to Die This Way’: Stranded for 15 Hours at Sea
Two longtime friends rented jet skis for an hourlong excursion. They ended up fighting for their lives.
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The Hit Song ‘Choosin’ Texas’ Hits a Nerve: Is Texas the South?
Ella Langley’s smash has become an anthem in Austin, a singalong in Nashville and a case study in how the Texas brand travels.
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Lawyer’s Attempt to Oust a Holdout Juror Threw Clancy Case Into Disarray
The five-week trial looked set to end on Thursday, until the jury sent a note saying that one of them refused to recognize the proper definition of reasonable doubt.
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Candidate Accused of Plotting to Plant Drugs on His Opponent
The narrow winner of the Republican primary for a Missouri House seat faces a federal charge.
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Slava Veder, Whose Camera Captured a Defining Vietnam Homecoming, Dies at 99
His Pulitzer-winning photograph, “Burst of Joy,” documented an Air Force pilot’s reunion with his family after five years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam.
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Missouri Supreme Court Delivers Win for Democrats in Redistricting Case
The court said a map redrawn to benefit Republicans could not be used in November and said voters should decide on the new boundaries. The state attorney general vowed to appeal the decision.
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42 Years Later, Jury Finds Texas Man Guilty in Killing of Teen Girl
Prosecutors said the man provided the drugs used to kill a teen in 1984. Her remains were found in an area that came to be known as the Texas Killing Fields.
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